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Kidnappers posing as FBI agents take a teenager from her home.

Kidnappers posing as FBI agents take a teenager from her home.

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S4, EP5 "Vanished"

An unusual ransom note gives authorities clues about a wealthy woman's disappearance.

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S4, EP17 "Held for Ransom"

A millionaire's teenage daughter is kidnapped for ransom.

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S1, EP9 "The Unabomber"

The Unabomber eluded the FBI for 18 years until agents received a tip from Ted Kaczynski's brother, David.

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S3, EP9 "Deadly Business"

While investigating a gas station mogul, agents uncover an operation stamped with mob brutality, kidnapping and retaliatory killings.

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S7, EP24 "Final Takedown"

The agency charges James Springette with trafficking drugs into the United States.

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S7, EP23 "Bad Company"

On Aug. 12, 1997, a man wearing a stocking mask, gloves and a baseball hat robs Norwest Bank in Scottsdale, Ariz.

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S7, EP16 "Robin the Hood"

A man robs Wells Fargo Bank in Albuquerque, N.M., on Aug. 10, 1999, claiming the money would be used to feed poor Mexican children.

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S7, EP11 "Crackdown"

Police have few leads to follow after a parole officer is found shot dead in his car.

Behind the scenes of major case investigations.
Starring: Boe Bostjancic, Brigette Baldwin, Carlin Birkey, Carlo Alaimo, Christopher Allison, Cyril Augustine, David Baker, James W. Hester, Jeff Anderson, Johnny Alonso, Mike Bedard, Ralph Chater, Roger Blackman, Scott Rollins, Steve Benante
Original Air Date: Sep 29, 1998
Rating: TVPG
Playback: HD
7 seasons available on demand
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